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Which free Valorant aim trainer should you choose?
Which free Valorant aim trainer to choose? Compare Road2Radiant, Aimlabs, KovaaK's and a coach at $20 to $60 an hour, with checked and sourced public prices.
Four families of tools, not a ranking
Searching for the best free aim trainer for Valorant means comparing different things. There are exercise engines, tracking tools, practice built into the game and human coaching. None is the best for everyone: the right choice depends on what you already own, your budget and what is blocking you.
What these pages share: every price and every feature comes from a dated public source, with its link at the bottom of the page. Road2Radiant is compared as one product among others, with its limits.
Where Road2Radiant fits
Road2Radiant is free. It has no exercise engine: the scenarios are played in KovaaK's on PC, and you enter your scores there by hand. In exchange, it measures your aim on a benchmark, sets your daily volume from the intensity you choose for the week, 1 to 3 sessions of 20 minutes a day, and keeps a deterministic coach, with no AI, that reads no replay.
If you only want to convert your sensitivity, the public converter covers 6 games and asks for no account.
How to choose
Start from your case, not from a ranking.
- You do not want to buy anything: Aimlabs is free on Steam, with an Aimlabs+ subscription at $7 to $10 a month for its advanced options. The Valorant Practice Range is free and already installed. In the browser, 3D Aim Trainer presents itself as 100% free, and Aiming.Pro also offers an online trainer, with a Plus+ plan at an unpublished price.
- You already own KovaaK's, or you will buy it: read KovaaK's and Road2Radiant. KovaaK's costs 8.19 EUR as a one-time purchase, and Road2Radiant adds the scored benchmark and the routine on top, without replacing it.
- Your block is not mechanics: a human can watch your games. Paid coaching costs $20 to $60 an hour on Metafy, and Road2Radiant does not replace it.
A useful rule to finish: start with what costs nothing, measure your aim over one week, then spend only if the numbers show a gap the free tool does not fill. The benchmark, routine and Sensitivity Finder pages detail what Road2Radiant does, and the sensitivity converter is open to everyone.
The brands named are those of their owners; facts checked on 2026-10-03.
In this section
- Aimlabs alternative for Valorant, freeAn Aimlabs alternative for Valorant: Road2Radiant stays free and gives 25 tokens for the Sensitivity Finder, while Aimlabs+ costs $7 to $10 a month.
- KovaaK's for Valorant: add a routine layerKovaaK's for Valorant: buy it once on Steam, then add a free benchmark scored on its own scale, a 20-minute routine and playlist codes with Road2Radiant.
- Valorant coaching: free tool or paid coachValorant coaching compared: Metafy sells sessions at $20 to $60 an hour, Road2Radiant trains your aim for free. What each does and when paying is worth it.
Read next
- Valorant Aim Benchmark: 3 Levels, 12 RanksThe weekly Valorant aim benchmark in Road2Radiant: 3 levels, 12 ranks, energy per subcategory, a promotion rule and scores you enter by hand from KovaaK's.
- Valorant Aim Routine: 20-Minute SessionsA Valorant aim routine built from your benchmark: 20-minute sessions on your weak spots, 3 intensities, KovaaK's playlist codes and deathmatches every day.
- Valorant Sensitivity Finder in 3 MinutesFind your Valorant sensitivity with a 3-minute 3D test in your browser: raw mouse input, result in sensitivity and eDPI, 5 tokens per test, 25 at signup.
- Valorant Sensitivity Converter: CS2, Apex, OW2Convert your sensitivity from CS2, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, Call of Duty or Marvel Rivals to Valorant, with your eDPI and cm/360. Free, no account needed.
Ready to measure your aim?
Try it for freeSources
- aimlabs.com (opens in a new tab)
- tracker.gg (opens in a new tab)
- 3daimtrainer.com (opens in a new tab)
- aiming.pro (opens in a new tab)
- store.steampowered.com (opens in a new tab)
- dodge.gg (opens in a new tab)
Updated on October 3, 2026